(June 2, 2013 at 4:19 am)Dragonetti Wrote: WOW! He is brainwashing people!

AiG is in the business of brainwashing. I took a look at his blog. I love how he makes claims but then forgets to give examples or cite sources.

I think what the creation science museum does is criminal, I would imagine it confuses kids. When i was a kid I was taught about evolution but in catechism, which i went to after school I was taught about Adam and Eve. When i asked the nuns about it they never answered me except once and she said" We are not saying it ( evolution) did not happen that way" I repsonded "yes you are" That was the end of the conversation. I never got a straight answer, probably one reason i am an Atheist today.

Manowar

The bible is the truth, because God wrote the bible, and it says so in the bible.

Yeah... He's no kind of "Scientist" if he isn't doing Science.

(June 2, 2013 at 9:20 am)Manowar Wrote: I think what the creation science museum does is criminal, I would imagine it confuses kids.

I wouldn't say it's criminal but yes it does confused children, as well as plenty of adults. However I doubt anyone goes there who isn't already confused or just curious to see the train wreck in person. The website and the curriculum they put out probably does more harm than the museum.

(June 2, 2013 at 2:34 am)Cthulhu Dreaming Wrote:

(June 2, 2013 at 2:29 am)Dena Wrote: According to the Answers in Genesis website he received in PhD from the University of Colorado. It baffles me how anyone could put in that much work and still be a total idiot.

What discipline is his alleged PhD in? I'd check AiG myself, but the last time I went there, I burst into flames.

(June 2, 2013 at 3:10 am)Dena Wrote: It says astrophysics.

Then he's nothing short of a liar. If he indeed has that degree but still doesn't believe much of what he was taught, then that means he must've pretended to believe it in order convince his professors and pass his exams. So even if the Bible were true and science fallacious, he is still a fraud for that reason alone, and should be discredited as a scientist. I mean, a supermarket can sue an undercover reporter for lying on his job application in order to out them for repackaging expired meat, so a university should be able to revoke someone's degree if it turns out he only obtained it to lend credibility to teaching the exact opposite of what he learned.

He is definitely no scientist. One rule of science is to go where the evidence takes you whether you like the conclusion or not, not to discard evidence if it disagrees with an ancient holy book.

I recently read that the Creation Museum has a new exhibit equating dinosaurs with dragons. These people are seriously going off the deep end.

(June 2, 2013 at 7:58 pm)NomenMihiNon Wrote: I mean, a supermarket can sue an undercover reporter for lying on his job application in order to out them for repackaging expired meat, so a university should be able to revoke someone's degree if it turns out he only obtained it to lend credibility to teaching the exact opposite of what he learned.

My assumption is he had to have lied at some point. I really don't know how that would work.

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(June 2, 2013 at 9:31 pm)Doubting Thomas Wrote: He is definitely no scientist. One rule of science is to go where the evidence takes you whether you like the conclusion or not, not to discard evidence if it disagrees with an ancient holy book.

I recently read that the Creation Museum has a new exhibit equating dinosaurs with dragons. These people are seriously going off the deep end.

Yes, they do. The billboards are up all over the highway. A nearby museum has a new dinosaur exhibit. I don't think their stupid dragon show is a coincidence.

(June 2, 2013 at 2:12 am)Dena Wrote: What does a creationist astrophysicist to exactly?

Make money off the credulous.

Yeah, an astrophysicist isn't the kind of scientist that studies evolution >.<;